Gardner-Johnson ejected from Bills win after apparent spit — SkimNews
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- C.J. Gardner-Johnson was ejected from Sunday's game against Las Vegas following an altercation in the final minute of the first half
- The Bills safety appeared to spit in the Raiders' direction during the altercation, prompting his removal from the contest
- The ejection occurred with Buffalo leading 13-10, meaning Gardner-Johnson was barred from the final two quarters of a three-point game
- Buffalo held on to win 33-30, finishing the game without the ejected safety in its secondary
- The incident came in the closing seconds of the first half, turning a routine late-half sequence into an ejection review
Why it matters: Gardner-Johnson's ejection stripped Buffalo of a starting safety for the entire second half of a game decided by just three points, exposing how a single disciplinary moment can reshape a close contest — and likely setting up post-game league review of the spitting allegation.
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